Connect your coding agent
Connect FlowDot's MCP server to save and run workflows from your coding agent. Tested in Claude Code. Setup instructions cover Cursor and Codex.
Set up the MCP connection →Build and run AI workflows.
Build workflows in your browser or coding agent. Save them and run them again on FlowDot's servers. Or start with a ready-made app, such as a website report.
Check your website
Paste a URL for a scored SEO and AI-search report. Free account required to run.
Open the page scanner →Build a visual workflow
Connect steps in your browser and save a workflow to run again. Free account required.
Open the workflow editor →Use the browser agent
Search the community library, or send a request to the browser agent. An account is required to use the agent.
See a workflow built and run
One prompt in Claude Code. The workflow is saved to the account, run on FlowDot's servers and published as an app.
youBuild a workflow that fetches a web page on the server and returns its title and links. Run it on https://www.grants.gov. Then publish a small app with a URL box that runs it.
toolcreate_workflow saved "Page check"
tooladd_node x6, add_connection x5 URL input, HTTP request, code step, outputs
toolexecute_workflow completed
toolcreate_app, link_app_workflow, publish_app published
claudeSaved workflow: Page check
Run on the server: completed
Title: Home | Grants.gov
Links found: 42
Published app: [address omitted]
Captured from a real Claude Code session on October 7, 2026. Repeated tool calls are grouped. The published app address is omitted. Visitors need a free FlowDot account to run a published app.
How you stay in control
The browser agent asks for permission before running tools, unless you have already allowed them for the session or always. Choose allow once, allow for the session, always allow, or deny.
The browser agent includes an emergency stop. Each run records what ran and what it cost.
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FlowDot is built by one engineer, Elliot Mousseau, with 20+ years in software. He was lead engineer on a Phase II SBIR delivery for a US defense training simulation.
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